What’s happening with United Fire? ()

United Fire currently pays a dividend of 2.9%, which is 0.11 percentage points above the industry average of 2.79%. However, this marginal excess yield leads to the stock being rated “Neutral” in terms of dividend potential.

Over the past year, the stock has returned 4.35%. Compared to other stocks in the financial sector, United Fire’s 61.67% is below the average of 66.03%. When looking at the annual return for stocks in the insurance sector, which is 49.3%, United Fire is also in a weak ratio, with a current value that is 44.95% lower. Due to this underperformance, the stock is rated as “Poor” overall.

In terms of sentiment and communication frequency on social media, United Fire has not seen any significant change in sentiment over the past four weeks. This leads to a neutral assessment in this area. However, a slight decrease in communication frequency was noted, indicating that there has been less discussion about the company recently. In the overall assessment, United Fire therefore also receives a “poor” rating here.

From a fundamental perspective, the price-earnings ratio (P/E) of 14.27 shows that the share is priced in line with the industry average. The difference to the industry average P/E is currently 0 percent, which indicates a similar valuation level. From a fundamental perspective, the share is therefore also classified as “neutral”.